Panorama of Lake
Print copy of the late 1500s by the Dutch artists Adriaen Colaert and After Jan van derStraet preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
THE PROFILE SHOWS BOTH THE TORLONIA AND THE ROMAN GALLERY. THE VERTICAL SCALE IS EXAGGERATED. NOTE THE MANY WELLS AND CUNICLES.
Cross sections of the Roman emissary and of sections of the Torlonia emissary
Fronte dell’imbocco monumentale dell’opera Torlonia
Plan of the monumental entrance to the Torlonia’s work
Section of the monumental entrance of the Torlonia’s work
Roman tools found during the Torlonia works
Shoring and armor of the Roman gallery, Roman bucket, Torlonia bas-relief
Map of the lake and its surroundings in June 1861
Map of the property of S.E. Prince Alessandro Torlonia came out with the lake drained
Cross sections of the Roman emissary and sections of the Torlonia emissary
Defined basin and sluice built in 1869-1870 and section
Plan at the level of the stalls and sections
Plan of the surroundings of the basin
Provisions of the works carried out to give vent to the waters retained by the landslide of 1842
A lock, an aqueduct, prospectuses and sections
